and I’ll tell you what placement you’d get and why if you went on Big Brother 👁👄👁 (assuming 16 person season)
Yandereboy12 14th, you dont end up really connecting with people in the house and find yourself on the outs early on. You are the target in week 3 and evicted in a near unanimous vote as the main alliance wants you out.
joey65409 4th. You are the first HOH and this sets you up well as you form deals and alliances with people. You manage to easily coast your way to the end of the game without even getting nommed until your eviction. You failed to identify a solid final 3 that you weren’t a part of and they take you out.
EmzThorne 9th. You lay low the first few weeks to try and build relationships and then take charge when you win HOH as you target the threats in the house, but in doing so you label yourself as a threat. You feel like you’re in control of the house for a few weeks but one of your closest allies (or so you thought) backdoors you and sends you packing.
JustMe 8th. You land a spot in a very tight and loyal 4 person alliance early on and coast through for some time without any kind of target on your back. At final 8, however, the new HOH puts the pieces together and identifies your final 4 alliance. While you don’t go up at first, you end up on the block when POV is used and you’re sent to the jury 3-2.
Jessie_ 11th. You take charge early on and focus on trying to play a dominant game, winning 2 of the first 4 HOH’s and targeting threats. You swiftly become public enemy number one in the house as nearly everyone fears you. You end up backdoored and become the first jury member.
Galaxies - 5th. You are nommed in the first week after you fail to connect with the HOH but you survive and bounce back, forming strong bonds with other players and sliding under the radar. Your near eviction really pushes you to get as close as you can to players which works well until you are backstabbed for 5th as you are believed to be a huge jury threat.
s73100 7th. You play very under the radar the first half of the game, undermining yourself to minimize your threat potential to the rest of the house. Upon winning HOH at final 8, you blindside someone who thought you were their final 2. They blow your game up on their way out the door, ruining your allies’ trust in you. Despite your best efforts you’re evicted unanimously the following week.
ParvatiS 13th. Your season features a very divided house from day 1, but your side repeatedly fails to win any kind of power leading to you all being picked off one by one. You try to get in good graces with the HOH, but when the POV is used you are the replacement nom. At first it looks as if you’ll be kept safe but a last minute switch of the target sends you packing.
turkeylover - 3rd. You kick the game off by pushing the house to unanimously evict someone you got into an argument with very early on. People begin coming to you for deals as they find you trustworthy. You literally dominate the game, influencing every single HOH with their noms and go unnominated... until you lose the final HOH and the winner eliminated you because they know you will in the final 2.
iSandeh 12th. You bring the drama from day 1 as you call people out left and right for their bullshit, big or little. You’re labeled as a loose cannon because of this, but some players appreciate you for your honesty and tell it like it is attitude in the house. You get nommed every week because you’re an easy nom to throw up, but you keep squeezing by each vote. Ultimately you’re taken out in week 5 as some people decide you’re skating too far.
AmazingBrick 1st. You approach the game with a different view point from most of the house this enables you to catch things others fail to pick up on. When you discover a 6 person majority you are not a part of, you begin setting things up to destroy them. After successfully causing the alliance to implode you coast under the chaos and find yourself in the final 2 with one of the most hated people of the season where you win in a 7-2 vote due to your smart gameplay.
Midiaw 10th. You are in a majority alliance early on and influence your alliance’s decisions each round and appear to be in a good spot. However, one of your alliance’s targets plants seeds in people’s heads that you are thinking about flipping to take out two specific people in your alliance, even though this isn’t even true. Your alliance then turns on you, and you’re evicted unanimously.
